(1/2) I think the public deserves to know what caused Aliso Canyon disaster before deciding whether it should reopenhttp://www.dailynews.com/environment-and-nature/20170206/will-aliso-canyon-open-again-feinstein-backs-bill-to-keep-it-closed-for-now …
(2/2) In my view, the safest decision would be to permanently close the Aliso Canyon facility.
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too many people got sickened by this gas leak. Close it down.
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Good point. I read 100 people got a little nauseous. Good reason for rolling blackouts due to gas shortages.
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Thank you for the support. The community demands this facility shut down for good...4 our health!
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I'm one of your constituents and I agree.
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LA basin nat gas needs related to electricity generation should be carefully studied with CAISO before calling for closure.
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good do.
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where did you get your engineering degree again? Or does being a politician make you know everything?
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How'd you expect to use any household appliances if you have no power/gas at your house? Think before you speak Sen Feinstein.
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